Implementation of mentoring program in improving teachers' competence of Jose Rizal University junior high school faculty / Esperanza V. Plaza
Mandaluyong City : JRU, 2019Description: x, 115 pages ; 28 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
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- 371.144 .P723 2019
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Includes references (pages 71-75).
"The study answered the four questions on how the teachers were rated during their midyear appraisal in terms of instructional skill, membership/seminars/conferences, faculty attendance, assessment of students' academic performance, classroom management, involvement in students curricular/extra curricular activities, project inputs/outputs, community involvement and adherence to university policy; how interventions were undertaken as mentoring programs; how the teachers were rated during their year-end appraisal; and how effective the mentoring program was in improving teachers' competence." --Abstract
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